Cache flushing necessary?

  • Resolved Benedikt Ledl

    (@benniledl)


    1 month, 1 week ago

    Hello,
    I have a small problem that whenever I post a new post, the query loops that return a list of posts and should also include this one seem to be cached and do not return the newest post.

    After a cache flush the query loops also return the new post. Can I somehow set up a cache flush whenever a new post is published?

    And is there anything important that one needs to pay attention to when configuring this plugin?
    With that I mean things like when using static html cache, do not cache any pages where information is output based on the current logged in user. Is there anything similar that I need to pay attention to?

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  • Plugin Author OllieJones

    (@olliejones)

    Thanks for the question!

    If the object cache needs flushing after updating a post there’s a problem somewhere in other code. Is it possible you are working with a custom post type or something like that?

    The object cache is designed (by the core team) to be zero-config. It is far closer to that than page caches are.

    You can certainly do wp_cache_flush() from a handler for the wp_after_insert_post action. But that will trash any transients you have created; it’s a pretty big hammer to use.

    If you have any further details I’ll be happy to investigate.

    Plugin Author OllieJones

    (@olliejones)

    There was a regression (something I broke by mistake that used to to work) in version 1.5.1 that may have caused your problem. Please give 1.5.3 a try.

    Thread Starter Benedikt Ledl

    (@benniledl)

    Thank you for the follow up, it seems to work now! Thank you so much!

    Plugin Author OllieJones

    (@olliejones)

    Glad to hear it. Thanks for your patience.

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